Opportunity to see how TOMRA 3A removes foreign materials, stones, soil clods, and green potatoes with unrivalled effectiveness. Grower E.W. Button & Son has recently installed a TOMRA 3A and is already benefiting from its capabilities.

Shandong Santao Food Co., Ltd. is a large food enterprise that incorporates agricultural planting, livestock breeding, food processing and international trade.

WZPOW Kwidzyn is a 100% Polish company with a global reach and vibrant history whose synonymous with processing vegetables.
Their Growers' cooperation is fundamental to building a high-quality resource base and allows the homegrown business to compete with the best products available today.

WZPOW Kwidzyn began by producing canned fruit, vegetables, and wine. Over the years, their range of products evolved with changes in customer preferences. At the beginning of the '90s, Kwidzyn expanded to frozen vegetables and fruit. Today, they are the largest producer of green peas in the country - responsible for almost 40% of the domestic output.

Learn more about how WZPOW Kwidzyn minds their Pea's and Q's in this Customer Success Story.

What is your role at TOMRA Food?

I support Sales to sell more machines 😊 Customers need solutions for their problems, so sales managers and I try to find the best solutions for them. Which machine, with what configurations, the correct position, and more. I do tests and demos for customers and create reports, so when customers want to see results before buying, that means it's showtime for me.
On the other hand, we work on new applications as a SASE, creating application packages to guide people interested in these applications.
So, when people have questions, we have answers. 😊

TOMRA Food, the leading manufacturer of sensor-based sorting machines and integrated post-harvest solutions for the food industry, will once again take part in the Agroprodmash Exhibition as an exhibitor (booth FB030, "Forum" pavilion). The exhibition will be held in Moscow, Expocentre Fairgrounds, 4-8 October 2021.

Although India leads the world in exporting spices and dried chili, producing these crops in great quantities can no longer guarantee international sales success. Great quality is also necessary, now more than ever before. To retain their leadership position, Indian businesses must maintain high quantities while also efficiently removing foreign materials to satisfy increasingly stringent global standards.

“The business community - from Small and Medium Enterprises to Multinational Corporations - has an important role to play to make food systems more sustainable.” Not the words of TOMRA Food (though they could be), but of United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at the first-ever UN Food Systems Summit, staged in New York on 23 September.  

Gürsoy, one of Turkey's most established hazelnut producers, is the first company in that country to harness the TOMRA 5C’s sorting technologies.

The Chilean company put its trust on TOMRA Food once again in order to optimize its sorting process and continue to offer premium quality frozen raspberries. Ten years ago, Vitafoods (formerly Hortifrut and Alifrut separately) opted for the brand for its blueberry production and acquired TOMRA technology. On the back of their positive experience, they have opted for the TOMRA 5B, a sorter ideal for products that, like frozen raspberries, require delicate handling and high precision when sorting.